The Italian prosecution has announced that the home of a suspect linked to the 'Sarajevo safari' killings has been searched. Suspects allegedly paid Bosnian Serb forces large sums to kill Sarajevo citizens from their positions during the city's siege, which resulted in approximately 11,000 deaths.

Reports suggest that wealthy Westerners, predominantly Italians, paid Bosnian Serb forces to act as snipers targeting Sarajevo residents during the Bosnian War, with special agencies organizing their transport.

Reports suggest that mostly Italians participated as 'weekend snipers' during the siege of Sarajevo, allegedly paying Bosnian Serb forces up to 100,000 euros per day for their involvement.

Reports suggest that many of the 'weekend snipers' in besieged Sarajevo were Italians who paid Bosnian Serb forces up to 100,000 euros per day for their participation in these 'horrific safaris.'